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Tommy Carey

1905 – 1964

English jockey

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About Tommy Carey

Lived 1905 – 1964 (aged 58–59). Tommy Carey was a jockey.

Tommy Carey (7 September 1905 – 24 March 1964) was a Derby winning flat racing jockey.

He was born Thomas Henry Carey in 1905. He started out as apprentice to Stanley Wootton, but initially failed to progress. However, while pony racing at Northolt he came to the attention of leading owner Dorothy Paget and the partnership with her became relatively successful.

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Important facts

Born
1905
Birth century
Died
1964
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Frequently asked questions

Who was Tommy Carey?

English jockey

When was Tommy Carey born?

Tommy Carey was born in 1905.

When did Tommy Carey die?

Tommy Carey died in 1964.

What was Tommy Carey's occupation?

Tommy Carey was a jockey.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Tommy Carey

· Wikidata: Q107733799

· DBpedia: Tommy Carey

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